Malaya Tribune, 17 August 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI. -No. 103 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1929 MVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Siturday. Aug. 17. 1929.
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      246 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK This ls prepared from f Jf PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S f MILK, and in condensation j> nothing but FINEST WHITE j rONDENSED Mlllll su Sf R i s If*' pre S U yi *T9Y/'•' pa und er the most hygienic
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      193 1 Ml JmL 8«L.... ....j» liil b CLOTHES FOB EYEBT OCCASION. 8 I I I the most delicious of all JP c I BAKED BEANS I Sauce. D l|j Cooked to perfection and reach Irar 9 Rl (<) serve hot or cold. Tasty, MTrLW H I 3 ffl nourishing and satisfying.
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    Research Institute.
    2193 2 FIRST EXPERIMENTS ON RUBBER. Annual Report for 1928. The report of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya for 1928, including the initial period, states that 250 estates vvere visited and 304 visits were paid, the details being Director 23 and 23, respectively. Botanical Division 70 and 112, Chemical
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      361 2 A Bayer Cross ■BAYERI the trade-mark of the original ■■L EZ ASPIRIN, guarantees the efficacy of the preparation. —————IMO— 1 Summer; 1 I jj. w^wili intermission," n I|m Ixt Horlick's Mai.in) trl help you to main- 3$ B Bj tain hcalrh and vigour from J HI year to year Spring,
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      494 2 t SINGAPORE SPEEDWAYS LTD Within the last two years a new sport has come into being-Dirt-Track Uatmg. U has been well described as the cleanest and the most exciting sport in the world. The daring of the riders and the thrills incidental to every race have capiat the imagination of
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      1460 4 Powell Co., Ltd. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SOUND INVESTMENT IN LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. SUIT NO. 231 OF 1928. Between J HADJI SAMSUDIN DALNG MATARA Plaintiff And L Hadji Abdul Kareem, 2. Mohamed Tahir bin Hadji
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      753 4 Lot 109. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and shophouse No. 24 now 47, Crawford Street, Singapore, area 1,232 square feet, dated 1.9.1842. Quit rent $3 to be apportioned. Monthly rental $65. Lot 110. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and shophouse No. 25 now 49. Crawford Street, Singapore, area 1.232 square
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      435 4 Lot 127. Valuable freehold land and shophouse Ne. 110. Kallang Road Slneanm--1,052 square feet. Monthly rental $40. p c ar^» Lot 128. Valuable freehold land and shophouse No. 112, Kallang Road Sinnan 1.040 square feet. Monthly rental $40. p c ar <* Lot 129. Valuable freehold land and shophouse No.
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    285 5 Diminished Emigration to Malaya. The Emigration and Immigration Report of the Madras Presidency shows that the total number of persons who sailed for Malaya as assisted labourers in 1928 was 39.134, as compared with 133,007 in 1927. This marked diminution in numbers is explained as being due to
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      244 5 SEARCH LIGHT for Hunters, Miners and Planters. The most powerful headlamp made Strong—Safe—Dependable. Write for particulars. sole Agents: DUNCAN ROBERTS, LTD. 37, Cecil Street, Singapore 2525 ±i^SZSHS2Sc^SHSZS2£ISSSc^c^ 5 Low heat, medium heat, fall heat—are these G enough for perfect cooking? No! Dozen*, of n }j temperatures must be available; each
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      112 5 INDIGESTION Quickly Stopped Don't let indigestion, heartburn, flatulence or acidity add to your cares and troubles. A little 'Bisorated' Magnesia wiil end these and all allied stomach upsets" in less than five minutes by neutralising excess acid and stooping fermentation. No i imily should be without 'Bisorated' Magnesia powder or
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      608 5 Church Services. TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. St. Andrew's Cathedral August 18, 1929. 7:30 a m Litany. 7:45 a.m. (Choral) Holy Communion and Sermon. 9:15 a.m. Matins and Holy Communion. 5:30 p.m. (Choral) Evensong and Sermon. Holy Communion on Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
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      100 5 CATHEDRAL OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 6:30 a.m. Low Mass. I 8 a.m. High Mass and Sermon. 6 p.m. Vespers and Benediction. CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES, Ophir Road. 8 a.m. Mass and Sermon. 5 pm. Prayers and Benediction. CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH. (Portuguese Mission.) 5 30 a.m. Low Mass.
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      244 5 IT'S REALLY WONDERFUL J firfow fresh, end fit Vom feel after To keep cool and well in hot weather the liver and intestinal tract must be kept in regular working order, for which purpose Pinkettes, the dainty little laxative liver regulators, are perfection. Used when needed, they dispel constipation, correct
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      215 5 MEDICAL BOOKS. SURGERY. Manual of Surgery by Rose and Carless. 1928. $18.00 •*y THOMSON and MILES. 1926. 3 Vols. $21.60 (Postage Extra.) X K. BHATTACHABYA. Book Seller (Second-hand and New). 160. Prinsep Street, Singapore. DANCING LESSONS. All kinds of stage and ball room dancing. 3y Prof. C. Thereses. formerly of
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      365 6 PAVILION I S THONE 6903 I I FfiOM MONDAY, AUGUST 12 TO SUNDAY, AUGUST 18. I g AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. cj The Latest PA THE GAZETTE. i LEWIS STONE FREEDOM °".e PRESS, IN T3H FIRST SHOW AT 7.10 PJM g I BILL CODY J I SLIM FINGERS." J Dj
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      210 6 Amusements. I -SL X-< Jt3L JQL JML JEfc JRL JBL I 'PHONE 6909 g TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD., PROPRIETORS. E S TO-NIGHT —"THE ACTRESS" S jjj SPECIAL PROGRAMME, COMMENCING SUNDAY, AUG. 18. 3 IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. X THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. C I "CHEAPER TO
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      445 6 SURINA THEATRE The Leading House /or SeriaU. North Bridge Road. none 0 w From Wed., Aug 14 to Toes Aug 20 At 9 p.m. "THE FIRE FIGHTFRS" chapter-play, extraorM. r, j. mcd with a steaiy bombarJmen, V l and featuring the greatest fire icene. seated in serial form rVer We.
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    280 7 Rubber Down: Tin Up. Etlin and Co. report at n a.m. RUBBER. i-ondon 10»,d.. down 3/i6d New York cente «s>, unchanged. S !T 9a: 7^ iet Allen °ys $2.30-$2.40 Aver Moleks $1.70-$ l.BO. Ayer Panas Bassette 90-95 cents. BalgowSS SitSS' Brogas $1.27t,-$i.3 2 B ukit Jelotongs
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    EXCHANGES.
    150 7 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.} London, Aug. 16. ParLs 123.845 New York 4 84 25/32 Brussels 34 85 Geneva 25.21 Amsterdam 22.10 V* Milan 92.745 Berlin 20.36 Stockholm 18.10 Copenhagen it.2l 0810 18.20 Vienna 34.425 Prague 1M%4 Helsingfors 2 92 i Madrid 33.06 Lisbon 10 8>s Athena ito
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    PRODUCE.
    146 7 Singapore, Aug. 17. Rice. Slam 1 per Koyan $362 Rice, Siam 2 $350 Rice. Siam 3 $340 Rice, Slam 4 $322 Rice, Saigon A-l $315 Rice, Saigon 1 $295 Rice, Saigon 2 $280 Rice, Saigon 3 $255 Rice. Rangoon 1 m $252 Rice, Rangoon 2 $247 R Par Boiled
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    TINS TO ADVANCE?
    39 7 Reporting- on Thursday that tin shares *ere more active, the Financial Cor respondent of the "Times of Malaya idded that the market in tin shares seems due for another spell of activity after the recent dullnem.
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    BUKIT KATIL RUBBER.
    783 7 The Annual Meeting. lOW EST COSTS IN HISTORY OF COMPANY. of ordinar y general meeting 2L« h w ßuklt Katil Rubber Estates Ltd Secretaries, Messrs. C. F. Gomes and Co.. hIwSS Stre et MaJ *<*a, Mr. Tan Soon iiock (chairman) presiding. read !fV'° n in? the meeting
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    47 7 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co.. Singapore, in their weekly report dated Aug. 16. state: After being easier prices now close unchanged on balance since the date of our last report. Approximately 1.470 tons were shipped. Closing quotations are as follows:—Sundried $9.25. Mixed $8.65.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    76 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon. Aug. 17. Buyers Seller* -t.8.8. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 34\. 34 4 ■Standard R.S.S. on Tender August U% 35 September 35 1 4 351.. October 361, 3gl Oct./ Dec. 371., 37 s Jan./ Mar. 38», ggu Tone
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    U. S. TRADE WITH ASIA.
    215 7 The June Statistics. Mr. Dj'i C. Bliss. American Trade Commiso er. Ocean Building. S ngapore. has .us. received by cable follow.ng statistics reiainj to ie foreign tiaJe of the United Stat» m h Mit;.lle Asia d.rir.g Jun;: Gold Total Exports from United States $387,000,000 To
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    PUBLICITY FOR RUBBER FLOORING.
    222 7 We have on more than one occasion in j these notes, says the R. G. A. Bulletin, referred to the desirability of a co-opera-tive campaign for popularising rubber flooring and have hinted that such a campaign was likely to materialise in the not very distant future.
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    S. A. BANK RATE RAISED.
    26 7 Reuter's Service. Pretoria. Aug. 16. The South African Reserve Bank has raised the discount rate from 5% to 6 per cent.
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    THE P.A.M.
    63 7 A quarterly genera! meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya will be held on Aug. 28 at 11.30 a.m. at Sungkai club. Sungkai. The agenda contains several interesting items, including an abstract of the law relating to Indian labourers, stocks of rice on estates, sale of beer to
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    126 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Van Spilbergen East Basin; Namsang 22Deli 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Querimba 18: Bingo Maru 16: Sumatra 13: Glenshane 11; Coblenz 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate I). G. G. Merlin 32; Lima Maru 37: Medusa
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    439 7 ARRIVAL WITHOUT PORT CLEARANCE. A Japanese Fined. Ttm case In which a Japanese nam2d Kanwkara stood charged with entering the port ol Singapore in the Tamash re Maru" (No l. DO Aug. 9. without a clearance declarai.o;, laSt m WaS at the Marine Court this morning before Capt
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    MALAYA TO AFRICA.
    90 7 The o.s.K. Mid u> data* of their aervke to Africa. The return trip. Singapore to Colombo. Mombasa. Zanzibar. Dar-es-Salaam Lorenques Marques and Durban, and back via Beira. Mombasa and Zanzibar, can be accomplished in about 70 days, and makes a pleasant health trip out of the ordinary
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BULLETIN.
    221 7 The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau. Singapore for the week ended Aug. 10: Berbera: 1 smallpox case. Port Said: 1 plague case. Aden: 17 smallpox cases and *> deaths. Bassein: 3 plague deaths; 3 cholera cases. Bombay: 18 smallpox cases
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    103 7 The quarterly meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices. Singapore, will be held in the First Magistrate's Court on Thursday Sept. 26. Mr. J. B. Neilson. Inspector of Schools. N.S left for Malacca on Wednesday on transfer Mr. R P. Gunn, from Kuala Lumpur, succeeds him. The Prince cf Wales
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    560 7 The Yadava Sabha, Singapore, and the Kampong Jago Muslim Badminton Party have been exempted from registration. The Hilir Athletic Union has ceased to exist. The terms on which it is proposed to lease a portion of the foreshore at Pasir Panjang to the Asiatic Petroleum Co. are published in the
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      343 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS j CLS. S REMOVED—B. EMANUEL removed from 21. Raffles Chambers to 387-a. Victoria Street. WANTED A Van Clerk, salary $25 per month. Apply in own hand-writing with copies of testimonials to Box 906 c/o Malaya. Tribune. WANTED. Oevraagd door Hollandsche import-firm* alnier, voor onmiddellyke indiensttreding typist voor Hollandsche
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      262 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. SATURDAY. AUGUST 17. t A*. Temperature. Rainfal Bright Mean Wind. I Sunshine c Station.. —i j yeaterday. Yesterday. Humidity Direc- w*.th~ Max Mm No. of MJf.F. F. F. Ins nours. > t ion f 1 L_ J I i I KualaLuaapur 186
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      152 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Aug. 17. High Tides—9.s6 pjn., 8.20 ajn. Floating Dock, Naval Base, Public Inspection. 12.30 p.m. to 6 pjn. Football. Malaya Cup. Singapore v. Malacca, Stadium. Opening Night: Eu Torvg Sen Theatre. 6 pm. Italian Marionettes: "The Merry Widow" Victoria Theatre. 5 pm. and 9.30 p.m To-morrow. Aug.
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    LABOUR AT THE HELM.
    865 8 We wonder how many not*European residents of tin- C tony really take an interest in Home politics? Xot so many as might be wished, we fear. It can never be uiffietentiy stressed that cur all airs and interests in this small corn rr of ihe Empire
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    220 8 The Ron. Mr. Prskasam has returned to Kuala LumDur from Stomaire. it i- expect d that he wl'l be lea vine i«,r India shorti Membvrf of the C'.dvalrcis Fr.« od* are renttoded of tin dinner at the *ir View Hotel to-nicht at 7.30 o'clock on the occasion of the celebration
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    COLONIAL SECRETARY'S TOUR.
    76 8 Inspections in Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanjj, Aug. 16. The Colonial Secretary ar. ived by ta."Kedah" this ma nintr and tiffed th* hospitals with the Resident Councillor, also the Free School and Government offic-s. This afternoon he visited Balik Palau and tomorrow goes to the Province
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    BURIAL AT SEA.
    255 8 The Late Mrs. Duncan Roberts. As already announced, the funeral of the lace Mrs. Duncan Roberts took place mi sea on Thursday afternoon. The coffin, covered by the Union Jack, arrived at the Cathedral, and was carried up into the Chancel, where it rested before the altt?r
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    LATE MR. F. DA SILVA.
    354 8 The funeral of Mr. Frederic* a Silva ajri 22, seventh Yon ot" Mr. and Mrs. da Silva, of St. Mich* r> Road, who died on Wednesday after a very, illness, took place at Bidadari cemetery the same aft r■ooa and was very larg-eiv attended. The
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    DEATH OF MR. V. CLUMECK.
    121 8 v\ regret to retord the death whic h tCcurred yesterday at hi< resilience of Mr V. Cfomeek. Mr. CSumeck was well-known m Smgap ,v and on hi> irrival here frotii in 1889, jomed the firm of Joseph Ba5tim, pme-«ppie exporters. Later when thi- firm dropped
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    118 8 The next Singapore Assizes will open on Sept. 17. The lafMlaUu Council will nuvt on Moa d.v,. £epi. 2. Seeonci-Lieut. A. J. B. Carruthen. SSVF BBS btan promoted Lieutenant. Che Mohained SVar bin Suboh has been m vested with the powers of Pottee officer For being in possession of an
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    Notes of the Week.
    682 8 Notes of the Week (Bm Plebuis. Cinderella hi aggrieved Bh* up her poor skirts and spoken her c ugly aunts must take notice tor Prince to champion her oaaae. v buckled on his sword and us prepa: for her rights. In his BRrtdattS the conference of the fata rociation Mr.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    48 8 From France by "Sphinx. due BJnfBB r 7 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Tamba M due Singapore to-morrow. From China and Manila b> Ph Wilson." due Singapore daylight" on Moral the 19th instant. From Western Australia br c Singapore on Monday, the l?xh install!
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    111 8 A untitled gathering attended untitled Jtf of members and friends of the Chh Literary It—ll BUIIBI ma held night at the A.-sociarions Drem:a■>. Mr Ah Kun presiding. Headed by I Tan B Kirn. humorous speeches were g n b" Mb Lim LoJ Hiv \v o Kirn Boat, Lee Beck and
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 Latest Quotations. HMHL London:—lo 5 16d New York:—2o cents <G-. Singapore:—34^-34 cents. TTX. London:—Spot £209 0". ni «o 3 months, buvcr« ESfj i>s t'c m ISta sellers £213 m. Od. |up 12* Cci Singapore:—slo3.so ,150 toru ro'.d >
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    Former Police Officer Sent to Prison.
    517 9 Reuter's Service. CONFERENCE DEAD? Snowden as Grave Digger. LAST EFFORT TO SAVE IT. 1 Renter's Service. The Hague. Aug. 16. It appears that- Mr. Snowden's reminder vt-sterday was not conveyed by a formal letter but informally by passing a note to M Jaspar during
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    EIGHTY PER CENT. OFFERED.
    230 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Aug. 16. Press telegrams from The Hague state that representatives of France. Italy, Belgium an i i Japan to-day handed to Mr. Snowden. the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, t.iei* decision regarding his demands. It is stated that the
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    NO REDUCTION OF CLAIMS.
    64 9 Reuter's Service. Reiiter"a Service.] The Hague, Aug. 17. French quarters emphatically deny the report that France. Belgium and Japan are pressing Italy to agree to a reduction of percentages under the Young Plan and declare Unit remains complete among the creditor Powers, who accept entirely the
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    SIXTEEN MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
    25 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin. Aug. 17. Sixteen miners were killed in a coal-damp explosion in a mine near Kattowitz, Lpper Silesia.
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    "Zep" in Far East.
    359 9 DUE OVER TOKYO TOMORROW. Postcards Dropped in Russia. Reuter's Service. Hamburg, Aug;. 16. The Hamburg-Amerika Line has received a report from the Graf Zeppelin stating that the airship's position at 4 p.m. was 60 degrees north and 64 east and ending "all's well." The Zeppelin has
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    UNAUTHORISED FIRING?
    295 9 China Demands Explanation from Russia. Reuter's Service. I "Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service 1 Shanghai, August 17. Tae Foreign Office has instructed its Berlin representative. Mr. Chiang Two Ping, to demand i.vn the Moscow Government, through the German Government, an explanation as to alutthcr the Russians opened hostilities
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    FURTHER SOVIET RAIDS.
    102 9 Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] Shanghai. Aug. 17. A message from Manchull states that 700 Soviet cavalry, supported by artillery fire, raided Jarainor Station, on the Chines? Eastern Railway. 22 miles southeast of Manchuli. yesterday afternoon. Two Chinese officers, six soldiers and ten civilians were wounded by Russian
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    Dividend Delayed.
    705 9 ORDER AGAINST OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. Unusual Bankruptcy Case. An interesting and important issue was decided in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday when Mr. Justice Deane made an order hi the terms 01 a motion filed by Mr. R. Williamson on behalf of the National City Bank of New York against
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    BRITISH FOOD IMPORTS.
    299 9 Larger Supplies from the Empire. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless. J RugDy, Aug. 15. Important figures regarding the trend of vrade food surplus Within the Empire are gh en in a White Paper published by the Ministry of Agriculture. Imports of grain during the year 1928
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    CAR THEFT.
    549 9 Motor Salesman Convicted A FORMER INSPECTOR. At the continued hearing before the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams) yesterday, in the case hi which P. N. Andree is charged with theft cf a Baby Austin car. the accused. In his statement on cath. said he was a salesman
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    NAVAL OFFICER IN DISGRACE.
    97 9 Sequel to Warship Explosion. British Official Wireless. f British Official Wireless Rugby. Aug 16. Lieutenant 83*908 Borrett, of H.M.S. Vindictive." was dismissed from his ship and severely reprhnanded by a Court Martial at Chatham iai a result of the explosion in the "Vindictive* at Chatham on
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    BRITISH FAIR.
    81 9 More Space to be Required British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless] Rugby, Aug. IS. The Department of Overseas Trade announces that the total space applied for in the London section of the British Industries Fair, which is to be held at the new Olympia next year from Feb.
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    JUTE MILL STRIKE SETTLED.
    69 9 Reuter's Service. Calcutta, A us;. L 6. The jute mill strike has been Battled and work restarts on Monday. The settlement is based on extra pay retrospective from July 1, for the extra six hours' work which has brought the hours up to 60 weekly. There
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    To-day's Features.
    16 9 NOTES OF THE WEEK, on page 8. CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES, on page 11.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports & Pastimes: Johore's Malaya Cup Surprise. Malays to be League Runners-Up?
    441 10 SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports Pastimes: Johore's Malaya Cup Surprise. Malays to be League Runners-Up? Gunners Trounced by Malays. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. MAT NOOK'S SPLENDID GOAL. It was the Mat Noor-Dollah-Dolfatah combination that proved the undoing of the R.A. at the Stadium yesterday in the First Division of the Singapore League. It was
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    League Table.
    212 10 FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. P. A. Pts. 6.C.C 12 10 0 2 31 6 22 Welch 14 8 5 1 39 27 17 B.C.F.A. 13 7 4 2 31 13 16 Malays 12 7 3 2 46 15 16 R-A 14 4 7 3 24
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    Singapore Cup Draw.
    63 10 draw for the Singapore Cup was made fey the S.A.F.A. Committee at the Stadium last night and resulted as follows: g Tuesday. Aug. 20; Welch v. Police. Monday, Aug. 26; I.C.P.A. v. S.C.C. 2nd. XI. I 'Monday. Sept. 2: United Banks v. S.C.F.A. «nd XI. Monday. Sept.
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    Loh Hwa's Return.
    79 10 MORE VICTORIES IN SOURABAYA. The Loh Hwa (Shanghai Chinese) football team returns to Singapore on Monday, after a most successful tour in Batavia and Soura•Oaya. They beat the Sourabaya champions by 4—l, the Chong Hwa (Sourabaya Chinese) by 4—o and the 5.V.8.8. (Batavia champions who drew with
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    H. and S. Juniors v. Welch Drummers.
    51 10 The match between the Health and Strength League junior team and the Welch Drummers played on the C. T. A. ground yesterday resulted m a wm for the former by four goals to two. Lgrs. Gek Seah and Danker scored for the League
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    Johore and N. S. Draw.
    44 10 At Seremban yesterday Johore and Negri EE'S" Ht H M laya Cu P competition and the result of a hard game was a draw of ,I—l. There was little to choose between the ♦cams—it was #aj Itiing struggle throughout
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    162 10 Singapore v. Malacca. TEAMS FOR TO-DAYS STADIUM MATCH. Singapore:—Ah Kow (S.C.F.A.): Woods S.C.C. i. Yeow Soon 'S.C.F.A.); Dmald (S.C.C.), Readc tS.C.C), Boon Lay <S.C.F.A.>; Joy (S.C.C). Dolfatah (Malays), Millen •S.C.C). Fyfe .S.C.C.) and Syed Ahmed (Malays). Reserves: Chee Lim and Mat Noor. Malacca:—Marbeck; Lee. Sequerah; Felix, Ah
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    England and Wails.
    290 10 Much attention is now being centred in Association football in South America, says the "Athletic News." The progress of the game there is astounding. But there are penalties to popularity. A leading Rio de Janeiro newspaper declares that, whereas the game in that city was once a
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    Company Floated at Singapore.
    370 10 DIRT TRACK RACING. «^\t»l'% tiSement a PP eari 'nP i" this issue SfJ™ the rest of the civili.;ed world in rt ma i? r f of new excitina; form 3 p S!?~ th t of dirt track racing. lhe public imagination in other countre has been
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    S.G.C. Mixed Foursomes.
    35 10 GOLF. The August, mixed foursomes competition was played at the Singapore Golf Club yesterday, and resulted in a win for Mr. Gresory Jones and Mrs. Ker 41—7—34 Forty-four cards were taken out.
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    E.T.C. CHAMPIONSHIP.
    36 10 Hunter Beats Austin in Semi-Final. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. f Renter's Service.} Rye, New York, Aug. 17. In thp Eastern Turf Court lawn tennis championships semi-final Hunter beat Austin 6—4 3—6. 6—2. I—6. 6—l.
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    Praise for Jenny Sandison.
    101 10 '•SERVICE WORTHY OF TILDEN." m London, Aug. 3. Lawn Tennis," the official organ of the English Lawn Tennis Association, has no doubts that Miss Jenny Sandison, by virtue of her victory over Miss Joan Pry on July 27 m the final of the Sheffield Lawn Tennis
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    248 10 TIES FOR NEXT WEEK. The autumn tournament at the S.C.C. opens on Monday, ties for Monday and Tuesday being as follow: MONDAY. AUG. 1». B. Singles.—D. J. Sandys plus 5 v G H Daly owe 2; P. G. Heath owe 1 v. P. Ziegele owe 3; A. S.
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    A Wimbledon Incident.
    247 10 DISRESPECTING UMPIRE'S DECISION An incident which occurred at Wimbledon during the game between Austin and Ba-on yon Kehrling is reported in the English Press In the twelfth game." says the report. "Aust n's service was wrongly adjudged out. The Hungarian caught the next with his hand and
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    SINGAPORE AUTUMN MEETING.
    149 10 Training Begins. THE TURF. The Singapore racecourse was officially opened this morning for training in preparation for the forthcoming Autumn meet, ing. which begins on Sept. 7. The horses and ponies were not generally extended, l U u f few M of th^ m Were asked to
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    35 10 THE SCRATCHINGS. The following are the scratchings for to-day s races of the Taiping Turf Club: Race No. 4.—80b Marsh, Titania, Sahib Race No. G.-Polianthes. Monte Carlo Race No. B.—Tempino. AH engagements.—Maude H.
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    International Races.
    46 10 GERMANY TAKES THE LEAD. YACHTING. Marblehead (Massachusetts) Aug 17 r cht Kik «l«." sailed by w llhelra Raatsch won the second and third r »ee6 in the series, in which Germany kas competed for 16 years. Germany fltSw leading by 33 to 30 points.
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    S. AFRICANS DRAW WITH HAMPSHIRE.
    43 10 Sussex's One Run Victory. CRICKET. S. AFRICANS v. HAMPSHIRE. S. Africans: 259 (Herman 5 for 76) and 408 for 8 wickets, declared (Deane 133 not 5 Hampshire: 279 and 158 for 3 wickets. Played at Southampton: Match drawn.
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    County Matches.
    120 10 The following are the results of the remaining county matches begun on Wednesday SUSSEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Sussex: 263 (Goddard 6 for 85) and 116 (Parker 7 for 49). Gloucestershire: 214 (Bowley 5 for 64) and 164 (Langridge 5 for 72) run. layed at Chmenham Sussex won by one
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    293 10 SERVICES v. 8.8. I. The match between the Services and the ™L m the SC C tournament was commenced last evening on the Padang The gg? J*?* and withm the"' hour toUUJed 66 for the loss of 4 wickets. Wigslesworth playing a bright innings for 37 The match
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    Garrison Results.
    43 10 I. mUm GarriSOn CrtCket resulte l*Scf* ISt XI Malacca at •B- Company beaten by 22nd r C Company beaten by 22nd Bty RJL A Company beaten by 7th AA. Bty. R a mSST: mter-Company Championship matches are notified in Sports Supplement
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    Willie Smith in Winning Form.
    104 10 NEW AUSTRALASIAN RECORD. BILLIARDS. Sydney. Aug. 2. Willie Smith, who is delighting Australian crowds with brilliant billiards sefup a new Australasian record of 2030 in 146 minutes running into three sessions. Following are scores at the half-wav staee m the fortnight's time limit match Smith
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    Jovial B.P. v. B.P.
    75 10 BADMINTON. rfn l, matCh f five S n B*es and one doubles between the Jovial B P ft ni B. P. will be played*JT thTutteV court to-morrow, at 3.30 p m The fn£„T will represent the Jovial B P foll ™ins Singles.-Koh Beng Swee, Koh Lock
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    HELEN WILLS.
    153 10 May Never Play in Europe Again. TO STUDY AKT. London, July 27. A New York message states that Miss Helen Vv ills, the famous American lawn tennis player, announces that she will probably nevtr play in Europe again in view of her approaching marriage and her decision to
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    A WEDDING CHEQUE.
    44 10 "Daily News" Shilling Fund for Hammond. London, July 27. The .shilling wedding fund organised by the "Daily News" on behalf of Walter Hammond, the Gloucestershire and England cricketer, has been closed at £300 and this sum has been forwarded to Hammond
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    SINGAPORE SWORD CLUB.
    233 10 Position Still Healthy. The NOM annual meeting of the Singapore Sword Club was held in the Tomlinson HaH yesterday. Mr. V. D. Knowles presiding. In reviewing the work of the past year th" chairman thought that, despite the difficulties they had experienced, they could congratulate themselves on
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    Malayalee Assn. Tournament.
    160 10 THE WEEK-END TIES. The following are the ties for the weekmerit.-" Ma, avalev Association tourna-To-day At 1 p.m. Chess (semi-final,: F. Warmn? v. K. Vengiiat. ai ...15 p.m. Badminton (woollen-ball) Men™ (si mi fina, >' A L P**» v A X. I hnt'TT":' S am Badminton i
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    18 10 Members of the Mayflower Musical and Draniatlc Association are reminded to attend evmSS 1100 7 CloCt th S
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    RICKSHA SMASHED.
    59 10 Puller Badly Injured. (From Our Own Correspondent.} Penang, Aug. 16. A serious motor accident occurred this afternoon at the junction of pi tt Jmd private The nckaha passenger escaped with shaking but the pulle-, was badly H£Ud and had to be reimoved to hospital Th r u ksh
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    84 10 The usual weekly literacy meeting of the "HI be held to-morro» L. L rlmep Slrcft lecture «1, be SKS a Cheng and Lim 52L of Sen Wee B Gila Poh L„ J am Siew: Pres ident, Mr Chye May Kwek MCSSrs Quee; hon f hla and Tan Tian Ah Plew-
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    S.R.C. ANNUAL MEETING.
    572 10 Club Extension: A Lonn Felt Want. There m a large number of present at the annual w*n»Li the Singapore Rec reation C>ub py n C .l«b Pavi.ion. the H, Cla;.ke. Present of the Chib offi chairman, m M An important resolution dealin* posed extensions to the Cluh
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    COTTON ARBITRATION.
    155 10 Preiser's Message fj Lancashire. Reuter's Service. London. Am tbSJTi? Risby swift nas w of the Cotton Arbitration Cour London. Aug 14 mm? c in b T g amal am ation of fine cottonspim. The has advanced a forth, Ltd the com bined Egyptian been in June nominal ClOfl
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    55 10 It is understood (says the "Malay Mail") that Mr. Justice Stevens will go to Sfagapore as Puisne Judge when Mr. Justice Dear, leaves this month. Mr. Justice Stevens mas rcrmerly a distinguished member of the Singapore Bar. On his elevation to the bench he went to Penang, whence he was
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    Ceylon News and Notes. BUDGET REFERRED TO SELECT COMMITTEE.
    1330 11 Striking Unofficial Speeches. (From Exchanges.j When the Budget debate was continued in ne Ceylon Legis ative Council on Mr a G. de GlanviUe. Acting Principal CoUector *?k r r? Ued to the attack on cSSS :t byMr Senanayake, in prevSs He
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    878 12 MINING. ISSUED Bf ERASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. August 17. 1329. 1« a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang sa,- 4o cJ 5- Pahang Consols 10i- 11--5- Ayer Hitam Tin Uj- H,6 5,- Pangnga River 7J3 8 3 £1 Bangrin
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